On 2015-08-11 04:41, Dave Crozier wrote:
Mike,
I'd also give the line:
llOK = this.ExecuteSQL(lcSQL) = 1
a look as I think the this could cause you problems if the ExecuteSQL
is returning back a boolean value
Personally, even though I use it occasionally I am not a fan of in
line assignments and would split it up into two separate assignments.
In fact VFP seems to return weird results when comparing Boolean
values to integer values, Try the following:
ncount=9
? ">",(ncount=9),">"
And then
ncount=.T.
? ">",(ncount=9),">"
Look at the output .... the second "?" returns back nothing after the
initial "<"
Hi Dave!
ExecuteSQL is my function that does the SQLEXEC and returns an integer.
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